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HITM: Our “Where are they now?” segment brings us two of our past favorites, Eventer Jaclyn Burke and Show Jumper Emily Wood. Plus, “This Day in Equine History” takes us to Paris in the 1600’s and there is some mighty “Weird News”. Listen in…
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HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3907 – Show Notes and Links:
Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm & Glenn the Geek
Jamie and Glenn's Amazon Store
Title Sponsor: Chewy Equine
Picture Credit: Jaclyn Burke
Guest: Emily Wood from Ece Equestrian
Guest: Jaclyn Burke of Hablyn Hills Equestrian Center
Additional support for this podcast provided by: Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Timestamps:
01:28 - Michigan snow story
02:14 - Ohio asteroid story
03:52 - Daily Whinnies
04:46 - Homer health update
14:14 - “Where Are They Now”
15:08 - Emily Wood interview
36:15 - Jacqueline Burke interview
50:20 - This Day in Equine History
54:06 - Weird News segment

On this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown, No.1 cowgirl in the world Jaci Hammons tells us her story, what the win meant to her, and her plan for the rest of the season.
2026 Resistol Rookie contender Hammons turned a week of 2-second runs into $25,319 and the biggest win of her young ProRodeo career, claiming the 2026 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo title with a 2.0-second run in the finals and the highest total earnings of the rodeo.
With this win, Hammons also sits No. 1 in the World with $40,796 won so far.
Host Calli Montague sits down with the Texas native to introduce her to the breakaway fans.
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Pull up a mounting block and settle in. This week, we’re hosting the ultimate barn aisle reunion with three of our favorite Quarter Horse Influencers: Katie Van Slyke, Amanda Delgado, and Madelyn Houser.
Since they’ve all been in the podcast saddle before, we’re skipping the basics and getting straight to the heart of the horse industry. We’re catching up on their latest prospects, the highs and lows of the show/breeding season, and the reality of managing a "horse girl" life in the digital age. It’s all the barn talk you love, without having to clean any stalls.
Hosts: Ashley Winch and Cat Guenther
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Jillian and Alex share their experiences doing prepurchase exams and offer their tips and lessons learned for horse buyers.
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In this episode of Saddle Talk, Sandy and Cara sit down with Matt Mills, the 2006 USEF Reining Champion. Matt discusses his evolution as a trainer, emphasizing patience and a horse-first mentality. He shares insights into what he looks for in a young horse—beyond just an athletic build, he values grit and a willingness to learn.
The conversation also covers:
Training Philosophy: How the pressure of competition deadlines can conflict with a horse’s natural progression.
Mentors and Influences: Matt’s experiences learning from industry greats like Michelle Bloomquist, Del Hendricks, and Sam Powell.
The Future of Reining: A look at the growing popularity and financial stakes in the sport, including its portrayal in shows like The Last Cowboy.
Grooming Secrets: Matt reveals some "cheat codes" for keeping show horses looking their best, including the role of SmartEquine (formerly SmartPak) supplements.